News Chronicle: European Armaments and Global Intrigue
Reports from Toulon Corsica and Stockholm describe French naval armament and fortifications as Corsican and Italian ports brace for conflict. Letters from City of Stockholm and Berlin note Swedish finland embarkations and German reforms while Paris reveals fortification work at Biche and a broadened alliance likely with Russia Great Britain and Saxony.
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Toulon
Wechilel
Marieilles
Corsica
Aleria
Baron Neuhoff
Baron de Trott
Algiers
Constantinople
Grand Cairo
Bashaw
Thar
Bathan
Bostia
Mecca
Mahomet
Erzerum
Erivan
Babylon
Ulbecks
Mogul
Schach
Hisparian
Hombourg
Fune
Stockholm
Finland
Wybourg
Ogkholm
Sweden
Mary
Azo
Lagos
Cadiz
Seville
Berlin
Regiment of Grenadiers
Potzdam
Frederick Henry
Prince Royal
Augustus Ferdinand
Prince Augustus Wiliam
Paris
Biche
Lorrain
M. Bombel
Hague
Russia
Great Britain
Saxony
France
America
Crown of France
Amsterdam
St. Augustine
Florida
Petersbourg
M. Wolinski
d’Osterman
Duke of Courland
Cabais
Roman Stones Found in Cramond Garden and Civic Visit
In Edinburgh Cramond garden stones bearing Roman figures and inscriptions were unearthed last week, one displaying a clear eagle and another resembling a Derick Order pillar. The Lord Provost, magistrates, and town council welcomed Duke of Argyle in a formal procession yesterday. Weather remains fine, boosting commerce as prices fall except for hemp, which may rise due to expected demand from victualers and meal mongers.
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Edinburgh
Fune
Cramond
Derick
Duke of Argyle
Victuah
Import of Rye Opens Port at Newcastle
Newcastle reports the port opened for rye imports after the recent adjournment of lessons. Country advice notes a promising harvest aided by gentle showers, lowering hay and grain prices. A young lady recites verses observing Duke of Argyle in town last week and reflects on mortality and fame.
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Newcastle
Duke of
Argyle
Illness halts London baronet’s bid for seat at Orchard Wyndham
Reports from Wells and Bath note Sir William Wyndham of Orchard Wyndham near London fell gravely ill on the journey from Bath and remained so by the latest advices. Obituaries include Rev. Mr. Donne at Gloucester and Mrs Lovelace of Bath. The rumor of fortunes and bequests surfaces as Sir Seymour Pyle, Bart. inherits a portion of the estate. other deaths are reported in Fleur-de-Luce and Gloucester.
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William Wyndham
Bath
Orchard Wyndhamn
Lomexesshire
Wells
Theneg
Gloucester
Donne
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